Sentence examples for boxful from inspiring English sources
noun
As much as a box will hold
On the sixth floor of Butler Library are arranged tattered play scripts and four worn typewriters beside photos of Williams's lobotomized sister, Rose, and a boxful of hotel keys with a few tags marked "drop in any mail box".
Boltzmann realised that knowing the temperature, volume and pressure of a boxful of gas was still not enough information for him to build a single model of what was going on.
The Bridge had a richness of characterisation that kept it continually surprising, whereas Salamander was a boxful of clichés.
Then, as he neared the end of the final boxful, his mood changed to one of irresistible desire.
Back in the dingy chaos of his lab, Spence pointed out a boxful of unlabelled beverage cans, of all different sizes and shapes.
I bought a chirping boxful and felt very proud of myself until the next morning, when I learned something that no nature show ever told me: crickets stink.
In the garage boxfuls of more contraptions have not been unpacked yet.
Then along came the computer, and for the first time, museums had a more efficient way to organize their holdings than the boxfuls of dog-eared index cards that had served them for generations.
Dealers would ship him boxfuls of postcards on approval.
Institutions that still own boxfuls are now figuring out how to put them back on display.
The library will include a replica of his writing studio and rejection letters (among the boxfuls he received) from magazines showing that he did not have an easy time of it.
